New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
OLD ORCHARD BEACH.
SUMMER LIFE ON THE MAINE COAST.

SOME OF THE COTTAGES AND EARLY HOTEL
GUESTS.
OLD ORCHARD, Me-, July "a fresh breeze blowing
from the sea at all times gives Old orchard
delightful temperature II matters not bow oppressive
may be In the cities. There are more guests
here than ever beior early In the and they
have entered Into the fall enjoyment OF summer ON tie
coast Of Maine. The younger element has gwen itself
up Ia bathing boating aud gowlng while the older peo
pie delight In the beautiful drives which lead In every
direction inland and along the beautiful beach. or else
they occupy the piazza aud enjoy the sea breeze
There are many here who have come 10 re-
main the entire The Old Orchard House orches
ira arrive. Monday ard that evening the first hop
OF the will take place The arrival OF the music
annually marks the opening Of the gay season so from
now on until the first OF September the nights will be
CAV with music and merry dancers Az usual the Old
Orchard House band will give open-air concerts every
morning at o'clock and sunday evenings at o'clock
Mira General Charles Greene and family. OF Savannah
Ca have arrived and occupy their beautiful cottage ON
the wall
Bishop Secly OF the Diocese OF Name with his family
will pass the season al Ferry Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Robert IL Thompson and family, of
Brooklyn ~ have taken their old apartments at tho
OLD Orchard House
Colonel slas Quincy and family of Boston. their
cottage near Bay View Colonel Quincy drives one OF
the finest turnouts at tho Beach this season
The family OF DR. Henry g. Beyer OF tue United states
House.
Ths Hon James H. McMullen and family. OF Portland
Me occupy their cottage at Ferry Beach
The Old Orohdrd Nhs will begn publication next
Monday The Rambler will suspend publication this sea
Mr. and Mrs j.. A. Trowbridge and sons.
OF Nsy-York registered At tho Old Orchard House last
week They will pass the summer at Bar linrhor
Work on the works system IA procesding
nney and by Last OF the mouth all OF Old Orchards
guests will drinking the famous Indian Spring wafer
The folio ng people have registered at tho different
hotels during tue past week . -, -,
Old Orchard Hois Mrs Clinton, q. Colgate, James
T. Rainier. wife and child G. q. Rainier. Mira K G.
Richmond Mrs. X. q. Morse and Mrs T. T. sheminei. all
OF Nrw.YorR; Mrs Arthur NJ. Eastman Manchester
~ Ill George O. Redmond and Mrs. DIT Trogern. Mon
treal; Miss Bullard ambridge, Mass; Rev w T.
and wife and Hiss T. Duryee. Brooklyn.
FORSYTH and IT, H. Forsyth. Princeton. n j.; Mrs tlift
Mise Kansas CITY AID Mrs william Wise. St. Louisi
C. r. Wiggin and family. Hayerhill. Masa
Sea Shorr Hoise-R. f. Hamilton. NJ III. Gardener,
Frank Lynch and WIFE, New-YOrk Mira Samuel Wad-
igb anu Miss Mabel waleigh. Burlington. Iowa sam
uei xander and wife, Bngnsmton. n Y; Peter MIC
Giving and f. j. Lynch and wife, Philadelphia state
Senator Smell. OF Nebraska; and u g. Masoh' boono'
Iowa . .., ,,
Hotel Fiske-A. W. Browne and wife, Miss Florence
BRO ne and maid Miss NJ A. Rhnes, Mr. aud hra g. T.
Bro ne and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Currer. all OF Now YORK;
Mr. and MIRA T. d. Moore and children and Miss kead,
Ottawa Canada; f. Is. Hssbrouck and family and hrs.
NJ J. tiawley, Syracuse. N. Y; Mrs A. bowon'
Chicago: n. f. thambers, Philadelphia; James Nc
Dougall. Jr. and wife. Monueai; ana A H. Eu"@uS On
Louis . -, A.,
Hotel Ereren.-J. II. Fox and wife. Newfork; MRS.
G. n We,cott Washington; +. "a. Johnson and l. j.
Weir Montreal; and X T. Wilson and wife, Kansas CITY.